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Cindy Sunshine Cindy Sunshine

Counsel-Regional

SGI CANADA is seeking qualified Counsel to join our team in Toronto. As a member of the legal team, you will provide legal opinions and conduct litigation for cases of moderate complexity for SGI/SGI CANADA. You will assist with more complex litigation under the direction of the Regional Senior Counsel.

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Cindy Sunshine Cindy Sunshine

Director of Legal Services

Prisoners’ Legal Services is a non-profit society providing legal assistance to people in federal and provincial prisons in British Columbia. We serve approximately 1,000 clients per year and assist with issues such as solitary confinement, other deprivations of residual liberty and human rights matters. We also engage in strategic litigation and advocacy on the prison justice issues brought forward by our clients to achieve systemic, anti-carceral change.

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Cindy Sunshine Cindy Sunshine

Staff Lawyer

Prisoners’ Legal Services is a non-profit society providing legal assistance to people in federal and provincial prisons in British Columbia. We serve approximately 1,000 clients per year and assist with issues such as solitary confinement, other deprivations of residual liberty and human rights matters. We also engage in strategic litigation and advocacy on the prison justice issues brought forward by our clients to achieve systemic, anti-carceral change.

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Cindy Sunshine Cindy Sunshine

Litigation Law Clerk - Legal Assistant

Woodward & Co. Lawyers LLP is a national law firm providing legal services to Indigenous communities, governments and businesses, and advancing trans-formative change in an era of reconciliation and decolonization.

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Cindy Sunshine Cindy Sunshine

General Counsel

The AFN is an advocacy organization that takes direction and fulfills mandates as directed by First Nations in-Assembly through resolutions. As a national advocacy organization for First Nations, the AFN seeks to advance First Nations Inherent and Treaty Rights through the development of policy, public education, and, where applicable, the co-development of legislation to build First Nations capacity. The AFN was created out of a desire among First Nations leadership for a strong and effective collective advocacy organization. From this, values such as respect for human rights, diversity, justice, and the sovereignty of each rights-holding First Nation guide the work of the organization.

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